Razer Mouse Dock Pro with Wireless Charging Puck: Magnetic Wireless Charging - Integrated HyperPolling 8K Hz Transceiver - Anti-Slip Base - Chroma RGB Lighting - Classic Black

The Razer Mouse Dock Pro is a premium accessory designed for convenience, performance, and style. It combines a magnetic wireless charging system with an integrated 4K Hz wireless transceiver, giving compatible Razer mice both effortless charging and ultra-fast response. Setup is simple — replace your mouse’s bottom plate with the included charging puck, and the magnet automatically snaps it into perfect alignment when placed on the dock. I had to ensure my mouse was charged to ensure the pairing happened - Battery above 50% ideally 100% and I used the left mouse button. The Chroma RGB lighting adds flair and can sync with your other Razer gear. Very durable build quality, and it's slightly larger than I expected; it's about 3/4s of the mouse size. Unfortunately, the 4k polling wasn't compatible with my Naga V2 pro, but should any future upgrade include it, I have the charger to support it.

The Razer Mouse Dock Pro with Wireless Charging Puck is the ultimate docking solution for any serious gamer. The wireless charging feature is incredibly convenient—just place your mouse on the dock, and it charges quickly without any hassle of cables. The magnetic puck ensures a secure fit, keeping the mouse in place. The 8K Hz HyperPolling transceiver gives a noticeable improvement in responsiveness and precision, making this a great choice for high-performance gaming. The anti-slip base keeps the dock firmly in place, and the customizable Chroma RGB lighting adds a sleek, personal touch to my setup. Not only does it look stylish, but it also serves a practical purpose, keeping your mouse charged and ready to go at all times. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to elevate their gaming experience!

Works well for the stated purpose, charges my Naga v2 Pro. Fairly bright LEDs. Battery was easy to install in the mouse. A bit bigger than I expected, but no issues with the mouse signal. Does NOT unlock 8k polling on the .mouse

It’s an amazing Charger!! It’s an easy set up, battery life is also good!! The connectivity to PC is also very nice. The size is also not too big.

The dock does exactly what it says on the tin. It comes with a wireless charging puck that works with compatible razer mice that lets you magnetically attach said mouse to the charging dock for wireless charging. The unit itself is well-built, it has a nice silicon plastic ring at the base that seems to keep it staying in place on my wooden desk surface nicely. A well made cable, sturdy design and a very nice accent RGB strip (That can be turned off, thankfully!). It looks nice on my desk and the cable can be relatively well managed. I also like the way the mouse looks when sitting on it! Putting the mouse on and off of it is fun, too. The charging speed is moderate, which is to be expected. This is meant for charging your device slowly overnight, and these mice don't need lots of juice to play for a while. Just don't expect 50% in 15 minutes and you're fine. For the convenience, the price is on the steeper side, but I would say it's on the upper end of being worth it if you're already okay with the price of a mouse that can work with it. Pick it up if you're searching for those last few desk accessories. If it's on sale, it's a no-brainer.

I wrote a hefty review on the mouse -- 4 its got the buttons - you need good grip strength Posted 43 minutes ago first things first--- to be able to charge this with the puck-- you actually need to buy the razer base... it doesnt work with anything else... ive tried 3 different qi charging pads... so keep that in mind if you want it to be truely wireless...(unless mine is busted - getting the base from amazon today) Its big.. its heafty, and a little heavy - but has a decent grip on the right side - i have very low dexterity in my hands and this is a little hard to use, i need it for the buttons -- trying to figure out a way to hold it easier. yes its big, and heavy, but it comes with a lot of features that are extremely nice to have, most you know already if youre reading this--- one thing i never saw was that you can change the scroll wheel!!!! How many rotations how strong the pull needs to be -- I had no idea things like this existed, I was used to the logi-button that just flips it to completely free wheel-- but being able to change the strength and clicky's it takes for your own personal preference is AMAZING!!! so yes, I will be keeping this mouse no matter what-- I just need to figure out a way to comfortable hold a mouse this big in my low dexterity hands... if the charging dock actually works, I will put this at 5 stars. This base is amazing--- and it ACTUALLY WORKS!!!! definitely 5 stars for the base also there is a 89$ version of this that shows the magnetic puck off to the side saying it comes with etc, --- YOU DO NOT NEED THAT --- this 69$ one comes with the puck and charger, and a decent cable!!!! I used to not like razer products, but this combo blows my mind!!!

Ich finde den Preis zwar ein zu hoch aber bin mit dem Gerät zu frieden

Funciona de maravilla con el Cobra pro, hasta puedo cargar mis AirPods en la misma base

Forcing you to buy this separately seems like either a missed opportunity or a blatant cash grab by Razer... I was previously a Razer Basilisk Ultimate user, which came with the dock in the box, so I was sorely missing the dock when I upgraded to the Basilisk V3 pro. This is an noticeable improvement to the old dock, as the magnetic attachment and wireless charging is much simpler than the old 2-pin style on the previous one.

Tengo varios accesorios de Razer, incluyendo la anterior generación de este dock y debo decir que es superior en todo sentido. Mucho mejor la carga magnética que con los pines que a veces fallan.

Es handelt sich hier um eine QI-Ladestation mit Magnethalterung für Razer Mäuse, wie der Razer Basilisk V3 Pro. Das Dock sieht schick aus, hält die Maus sicher, lädt sie zuverlässig auf, ist aber für das Gebotene zu teuer und hat einen großen Nachteil (s. unten). Die Vorteile sind: * Sieht schick aus und passt optimal zu Razer-Mäusen * Besitzt eine LED-Beleuchtung, die mit der Razer-Software konfiguriert werden und via Farbdarstellung im LED Ring sogar den Ladezustand der Maus anzeigen kann * Hält sehr gut auf glatten Oberflächen * Hält die Maus sicher auf der schrägen Oberfläche des Docks Der große Nachteil: * Die LED-Beleuchtung ist immer an, auch wenn der Computer aus ist. Wenn die Maus nicht aufgesetzt wird, leuchtet sie rot, wenn die Maus aufgesetzt wird, pulsiert sie von Rot bis Grün (je nach Ladestand des Mausakkus). Dabei verwendet das Dock dieselbe Helligkeit, die es auch während des Betriebs nutzt. In Räumen, die nachts dunkel sein sollen, kann das ziemlich stören. Dieses Verhalten kann man dem Dock nur abgewöhnen, wenn man die LED-Beleuchtung des Docks komplett ausschaltet, auch während des Betriebs des Computers. Einzeln einstellen (also Dock leuchtet nur, wenn der Computer läuft und geht aus, wenn der Computer ausgeschaltet wird) lässt es sich Stand heute nicht. Es gibt da auch einige Berichte in verschiedenen Foren darüber. Da bin ich wohl nicht der einzige, den das stört. Das ließe sich wohl mit einem Firmwareupdate beheben. Die ersten Berichte dazu sind aber bereits über ein Jahr alt und es gibt immer noch keine Funktion dafür. Es ist allerdings auch möglich die Helligkeit des Docks stark zu dimmen, so dass es nachts nicht zu hell leuchtet. Am Tage bzw. während des Betriebs des Computers ist das Dock dann aber ebenfalls entsprechend dunkel. Denn auch für die Helligkeit des Docks gibt es nur eine globale Einstellung, die bei beiden Betriebszuständen greift. Das sollte man beachten: * Das Dock sollte an den Computer via USB angeschlossen werden, damit die Razer-Software es steuern und einstellen kann. Damit die Maus lädt, wenn der Computer ausgeschaltet ist, muss dafür die Option Power-Delivery-via-USB-on-Shutdown im Bios des PC's eingeschaltet sein.